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Screener Squad: Noelle
NOELLE MOVIE REVIEW We have even more Christmas movie goodness for you with Disney+’s Noelle. The story follows Santa’s daughter Noelle (Anna Kendrick), who has grown up knowing that she will help her brother Nick (Bill Hader) become the next Santa Claus. However, Nick is feeling not up to the task and stressed out, prompting Noelle to recommend he takes
Breakfast Pub Ep 255!
BREAKFAST PUB EPISODE 255 The Breakfast Pub is finally here! The time that comes once a…well, week in this case. Justin and Bradly are hosting this week as they discuss Disney+ post-launch news, the bizarre addition to the Disney+ version of “Star Wars: A New Hope,” the improved designs in the Sonic the Hedgehog trailer, Joker crossing the $1 billion
Highly Suspect Reviews: Frankie
FRANKIE MOVIE REVIEW Internationally renowned actress Francoise “Frankie” Cremont (played by internationally renowned actress, Isabelle Huppert) has only months to live. Despite her profession, Frankie is no drama queen and she isn’t one for self-pity. Instead, Frankie and her husband Jimmy (a soulful Brendan Gleeson) invite their extended family and friends to the picturesque resort town of Sintra, Portugal where
Screener Squad: Let It Snow
LET IT SNOW MOVIE REVIEW It’s time for an onslaught of Netflix Christmas movies with the release of Let It Snow. Adapted from a book from Maureen Johnson, John Green, and Lauren Myracle, the film follows an ensemble cast dealing with life, love, and Christmas when a snowstorm hits their town. Among them are a young girl (Isabela Merced) who
Highly Suspect Reviews: Charlie’s Angels
CHARLIE’S ANGELS MOVIE REVIEW When I posted on my social media that I was going to see a new Charlie’s Angels film, I wrote, “Here we go”. As in, SIGH. But director/writer/Bosley Elizabeth Banks really surprised me with bringing something new and deeply necessary to the franchise: a woman’s perspective. Kristen Stewart and Ella Balinska are our two already-on-the-job Angels;
Highly Suspect Reviews: Ford V Ferrari
FORD V FERRARI MOVIE REVIEW I’m not exactly a big car guy. I mean, I don’t know much about racing. Had no idea that at one point (the early 60s) Ford Motor Company was struggling and decided the way to win back America’s confidence was to build and race a sports car (which had never been their thing) to take
